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Transport to get there, an impossibility for many. but yesterday, he said he didnt expect there to be a rush of people heading to their workplaces this week and the governments new strategy document has indicated our workspaces should be kept what it calls ‘covid secure. all employers will have to carry out risk assessment before they resume operations. the tuc has called the move a step in the right direction. but the problem of public transport remains. the transport secretary grant schapp s...

Yesterday, he left the nation with more questions than answers. why have you been so vague with who can start back at work in which businesses can reopen this week? its when you come to take small steps back to normality, as we are now, but clearly the message becomes finer, more complicated. on sunday, mrjohnson had said people in england could go back to work from monday if it was safe and he advised against using public transport to get there, an impossibility for many. but yesterday, he said...

Try to make up for some of that. we will watch that and keep an eye on it if theres any big news. >> sandra: i will find out in a minute. equipment manufacturers for your coronavirus will cause long-term damage to their industry, companies reporting weak demand so now looking to d.c. for some help helping an investment in infrastructure will keep them afloat. at the association of equipment manufacturers, you can correct me if i said your name wrong otherwise we will go on. the question that we ...

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Are in the green groups sights. the government promised a massive programme of roads spending as part of its infrastructure plans. details will be announced next month. the tunnel near stonehenge could be among the schemes approved. drivers groups say many other places need a bypass to keep through traffic out of villages. but theres a problem with the roads programme. bbc news has learned that the officials who decide if specific road schemes are value for money, have failed to take into accoun...

Campaigners are considering legal action after their victory at the appeal court yesterday, blocking the expansion of heathrow airport. heres our environment analyst roger harrabin. scenes ofjubilation yesterday when green groups won their case against the government. no third runway. the judges said heathrow expansion did not take into account the uk commitment to cut the emissions that are heating the climate. the head of british airways today said he now doubts the expansion will happen. i th...

Hayes has sent this report. 0n the outskirts of wuhan, the race is on to beat the coronavirus. every bulldozer and excavator that can be found is being used to clear land for a 1,000—bed isolation hospital. it must be finished in two weeks. the trouble is, its needed now. chinese officials today admitted the virus is spreading faster and that it can be passed on by people who show no symptoms. there are now growing calls for the british government to evacuate its own citizens from the city as ...

Is on his way to beijing to discussions about the outbreak with chinese officials. our correspondent rupert wingfield hayes has this report from hong kong. on the outskirts of wuhan, the race is on to beat the coronavirus. every bulldozer and excavator that can be found is being used to clear land for a 1,000—bed isolation hospital. it must be finished in two weeks. the trouble is, its needed now. chinese officials today admitted the virus is spreading faster and that it can be passed on by pe...

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1.4 billion citizens. thanks to advances in artificial intelligence and facial recognition, and a web of more than 200 million surveillance cameras. >> reporter: people bothered by privacy concerns? >> i would think a lot of cameras keeps the safety. its really good. we can accept it. >> reporter: companies are experimenting with the algorithms to help the government create the national social credit system. the government also has pilot projects. in one, citizens are required to do hours of unp...